Latest Contributions by TomSellsted

Rebecca, I was assuming that it is all controlled by AGOL too and my expiration does show a year out as follows: I will let you know! Regards, Tom ... View more

Rebecca, I tried signing out of everything and did a good ole reboot.  It still says it is going to expire and midnight.  Maybe it will just rollover automagically   I guess I will find out tomorrow and then contact tech support if need be. Regards, Tom ... View more

Abish, Have you looked at the GeoEvent Processor for ArcGIS?  It has many ways to consume real time data and then share it back with a StreamLayer. GeoEvent Extension | ArcGIS for Server Stream Layer | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Tom ... View more

Richard, I created a very simple cluster map with Leaflet.  I do like the way it clusters the points.  You can view source on it and see how I am using point clustering.  You can view it at: http://www.yakimawa.gov/apps/postcard/appmap.html The JavaScript API also allows for point clustering: Point clustering | ArcGIS API for JavaScript I am not sure you would want to mix both APIs. Regards, Tom ... View more

Nick, I tested it on IE 10 too and seeing the same problem you are describing.  I will have to investigate.  IE must be using different event types than every other browser.  Apologies, I should have tested IE too.  I generally only use it to look at problems like this. I will get back to you. Regards, Tom ... View more

John, Your JSfiddle project looks like it uses references to internal ArcGIS servers, so I can't run your application. You might take a look at using the new geometry engine in the latest version of Javascript API.  It has a lot of functions built in to let the client do buffering, and selecting of features.  You can find out more about it here: esri/geometry/geometryEngine | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Tom ... View more

Stan, The link to your demo is broken.  It looks like the http:// is at the end instead of the beginning of the link.  I was able to view your demo and it worked as described. Best Regards, Tom ... View more

Robert, That is excellent news! I will have to change my settings interface after the next release, but it will be worth it! Thanks very much! Regards, Tom Sellsted Supervising Senior Analyst [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 129 North 2nd Street, Yakima, WA 98901<x-apple-data-detectors://2/1> Phone (509) 576-6602<tel:(509)%20576-6602> | FAX (509) 249-6835<tel:(509)%20249-6835> 46° 36' 17.86"N 120° 30' 18.23"W ... View more

Michal, Had you considered using a cursor and maybe buffering the point geometry to create your buffers?  Something like: import arcpy ofc ="path_to_output_fc" outcur = arcpy.InsertCursor(ofc) fc = "path_input_point_fc" cursor = arcpy.SearchCursor(fc) for row in cursor:     pt = row.shape     ptgeo = arcpy.PointGeometry(pt)     ptbuff1 = ptgeo.buffer(distance1)     orow = outcur.newRow()     orow.setValue("shape",ptbuff1)     outcur.insertRow(orow)     ptbuff2 = ptgeo.buffer(distance2)     orow = outcur.newRow()     orow.setValue("shape",ptbuff2)     outcur.insertRow(orow)     ptbuff3 = ptgeo.buffer(distance3)     orow = outcur.newRow()     orow.setValue("shape",ptbuff3)     outcur.insertRow(orow) del outcur, orow, row, cursor Regards, Tom ... View more

Nick, Glad you got it going.   I am getting a better understanding of the widget life cycle and Robert Scheitlin, GISP​ about changing the configuration in the \server\apps\xx\configs\Measure directory is spot on.  I have simplified the configuration by just choosing meters or feet.  It no longer requires conversion factors. Regards, Tom ... View more

Nick, I added the logic to calculate distances and areas using feet.  You specify this when you are configuring the app.  Please test and let me know how it goes!  Thanks very much! Regards, Tom ... View more

Owen, Thanks for the reply. Regards, Tom ... View more